
Sportscraft Sprint Rally Poster Puts Scooters and Motorcycles on One Pune Track
The supplied Sportscraft poster announced a 13 September Pune sprint rally for scooters and motorcycles, with FMSCI branding and a dirt focused event identity.
Photograph: Event poster supplied to ViPeople- Date on poster
- 13 September 2026
- Location
- Pune
- Competitors
- Scooters and motorcycles
- Organiser
- Sportscraft
- Theme
- Dust · speed · adrenaline
Sportscraft’s supplied poster announced a Pune sprint rally for scooters and motorcycles on 13 September 2026. Its invitation is simple: one track, one limit and a dirt surface built around high energy riding.

A two wheel event with a clear brief
The poster is built around scooters and motorcycles sharing one track. It carries FMSCI branding and lists NTORQ REVV, Indian Racing Bazaar, T2 Sports, Monkey Ice and Reach Home Safe among the event partners and sponsors shown in the artwork.
The supplied material is an event poster, not an official result sheet. ViPeople has therefore added the event announcement and poster to the calendar without inventing a classification. A verified result can be added when Sportscraft or the timing service publishes one.
What the poster tells us
The announcement gives the meeting a simple identity. Scooters and motorcycles share one track, the surface is built around dirt and the language of the event is aimed at riders who want a direct timed challenge. FMSCI branding and the listed partners place the sprint inside the organised Indian two wheel scene.
For a rider, the appeal is easy to understand. One venue keeps the weekend focused. The dirt surface changes the relationship between throttle, grip and line. A scooter and a motorcycle may arrive with different strengths, though both have to read the same track and carry speed without losing the clean route.
The useful next update
The poster includes a registration QR code and names the event partners, while the final sporting details remain to be confirmed. Competitors will want the class structure, scrutineering time, safety instructions and timing format before they arrive. Spectators will need the venue access guidance and any restrictions published by the organiser.
One track and two kinds of two wheel machine make a useful local scene story. The stopwatch decides the rest.
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